Justice In Contempt Cases Sparks Senate Debate
Corry readers see a discussion on contempt of court, focusing on indirect contempts and a bill by Senator Vandenburg to require trials for such cases by a disinterested judge. The piece cites Taft era opinions, New York Times commentary, and quotes Newton D. Baker on court dignity and press accountability under libel law.
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Michigan
Taft
United States Supreme Court
New York Times
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Newton D. Baker
Mergers and Men and a Fatal Crossing Accident
Twenty years ago a tragic morning accident occurred when a passenger train struck a child near the Red House crossing just west of town. The article discusses mergers as a business trend, quoting Harry A Toulmin and Merryle Ruckeyser on economies, leadership, and the risks of consolidation. It also notes local items: Jason Smith named constable, a newborn in the Stewart Messenger family, a broken arm at Climax shops, brick work near Pennsylvania Avenue, and Finch purchasing the Commercial hotel with license transfer pending. Mrs. Robert Ralston and child visit from Dallas, former Hatch school teacher Marion Wilby, is with them.
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Red House
Grester
Daugh
Merryle
Ruckeyser
Robert Ralston
Dallas
Texas
Ralston
Marion Wilby
Hatch School
Answers to Saturday's Questions From the States
The page lists trivia questions and scattered answers including who was governor of Pennsylvania and the origin of the word hedgeham. It references Lincoln's wife maiden name and a mis-typed religious origin question with an answer tied to Henry Wheeler Shaw and a southern capital of South America.
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United States
Abraham Lincoln
Governor
Pennsylvania
Henry Wheeler Shaw
South America
A Problem a Day on Pasture Rates for Two Men
Jones and Smith pay 60 dollars for eight months of pasture. Jones keeps six horses for six months. Smith keeps horses for eight months and seven horses for six months. Determine Smiths payment. The solution involves arithmetic steps including subtraction, addition, and division.
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Smith
Salamanca Man Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash
A Salamanca man, Oscar Peterson, died after being struck by a car driven by John M. Bell of Killbuck on Wildwood Avenue near Prospect Avenue on Saturday. Peterson, age about 19, stepped into the street and was hit by the right front fender as Bell attempted to avoid him. Bell was held blameless. Peterson died at Salamanca City Hospital. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the People's Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. H. L. Spangler officiating. burial will be in Wildwood Cemetery. The article also includes unrelated questions and text.
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Rency Hin
Community Chest drive opens Wednesday in 1929
Ghery announces the 1929 Community Chest campaign aims to raise 18500 to support city welfare and robust institutions. Citizens urged to donate what they can with a cheerful spirit, aiding those less fortunate and sustaining local services amid the economic climate.
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Ghery
Ciuspilgn
Lty
Tarte
Milk Toast Stomach Help Promises Relief
A vintage ad claims Adlerika relieves gas and bloating after 10 years of stomach trouble. Testimonial from J Gebb and Thomas Downey, a local druggist, touts milk and toast diet and Adlerika as a solution.
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J. Gebb
Aleep
Adlarnen
Thomas Downey
Seven Iron Men and the Rise of a New East
United Press story reviews Theodore Merritts and his seven ventures in mining and geology, tracing how Leonidas and his kin pursued dream claims against barons. It notes Paul de Kruif and others as critics, with biographical sketches of Sun Yat Sen, Gandhi, Stalin, Gandhi, and Kemal Atatürk, and mentions Eminent Asians.
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Paul W. White
United Press
New York
Athnesotur
Siebe
Gun
Harcourt-Bruce
Ambrita
Leonidas
Thad
Init Menis
de Mruit
Truth
Merrits
J. W. Hall
Appleton Hall
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Ching
Ito
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Japan
Kemal Basha
Turkey
Sta~ry
Russia
Gandhi
India
Stalin
Alin
Lin
Ten Best Sellers Fiction Catalog Listing
A compact list of fiction best sellers and general works with authors and prices. Includes The Uncertain Thumper by A. SM, The Western Font by Erleh M. Remarque, Johuny Hel by Marty Obmler, Whitebales of Jurid by Ma. da la Roche, and The Tragic Era by Claude Bowers among others with publishers and prices noted.
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A. SM
Whitekinsin
Lulehenn
AL Qulel
Erleh M. Remarque
Marty Obmler
Century
Propris
Ying
Harpers
Ma.da la Roche
Charny (Hie
Anonymous
Cape and Smith
Claude Bowers
Houghton-Mirtlin
Simon and Seinster Gate
Byzirest Dimbét
Simon and Schuster
Dixie Dugan Returns in New Dixies Tale and More
The piece highlights Dixie Dugan's return with 213 pages of humor and slang, featuring Hollywood and Broadway elements, Simon and Schuster as publishers, and a portrait of young ambulance drivers and ambitions. It notes a shift to sound and effects, mentions a hero named Odilly and a war-era backstory, and previews "Horses in the Sky" by John Day with a continued story on Page Six.
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MwEypy
Simon and Schuster
Dixie
Broadway
Annie
Larry Barret
Enouih
John Day
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